I like Nicolae STEINHARDT a lot:
Nicolae STEINHARDT – the Orthodox Christian that means the most to me – Get a result now!
But there’s a thing about him, which I found out only recently, which made me care for him even more – his love for his father.
One of my life’s philosophies is simple: saying “Yes!” to pretty much everything (except for the case in which personal values are affected, and this doesn’t happen often).
Yesterday I’ve been to a trip to Bulgaria. I took a lot of photos, even made a short video. Yet, when I saw people with a video camera on, and filming pretty much everything, I felt disappointed.
On 2011.07.13, I went by car to Balchik, Dobrich Province, Bulgaria, to see both the Botanical Garden and the Balchik Palace. Below you’ll find a video, photos, and my thoughts on the trip.
Navodari, first day at the beach for me, in 2011.07.10. Photos (full-screen):
Antipa Museum advertising at Piata Universitatii, as seen on 2011.07.01 (see the photos in full-screen):
Interviu de Ioana MĂNOIU cu Robert WONG – “La Google nimeni nu deține o idee”: “[…] Oamenii care lucrează aici sunt cei mai deștepți și mai modești pe care i-am cunoscut vreodată și nu sunt inteligenți doar în aria lor de acoperire. Sunt adevărați renascentiști – am cunoscut ingineri mai interesați de design decât mine. Grupuri extrem de mici de oameni vin cu idei enorm de mari. Am încercat să evităm structura clasică piramidală și specializările stricte. Ca oamenilor de știință nebuni dintr-un laborator, ne place să experimentăm. […]” (n-am link, revista BIZ, număr aniversar)
Bună, în acest mesaj dau câteva variante de povestire a vieții unui personaj (o nouă încercare de scenariu pentru: Atelier de scenaristică | Fundația Calea Victoriei).
I recently went to see: “The theater maker” / “Der theatermacher” / “Creatorul de teatru” by Thomas BERNHARD:
There are three ways in which you can read: Pleasure – “I like Science Fiction, I read SF books”; Random – “I’ll read everything; can I take it? OK, I’ll read it then”; Design – “In the next years, I’ll focus on reading only titles based on this criterion: …”; I like the latter one best; it lacks creativity, it may shape you into something you don’t want to become, but I consider it better than the two previous ones; I don’t think you can become good at something by chance; solution? Pick a criteria and stick to it. PS, 2018.08.03: Idea via Andrei Pleșu.